PANews reported on September 28 that according to Cryptoslate, according to a report by the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), since Bolivia lifted the Bitcoin ban in June, the country's virtual asset trading volume has more than doubled in the past three months. Between July and September, the average monthly transaction volume soared to US$15.6 million, compared with US$7.6 million in the first half of the year. This substantial increase brought the total transaction volume for the quarter to US$46.8 million, exceeding the level of the first six months. The number of virtual asset transactions also increased by 141%, from 932,000 in the same period to 1,123,000. This growth reflects the increasing acceptance of virtual assets by financial institutions and individual users. Virtual asset trading has surged since the promulgation of Resolution No. 082/2024 on June 25, which allows the use of electronic payment methods to buy and sell virtual assets, with stablecoins accounting for most of the transactions.
